A 19th-century Mexican Catholic Church leader who played a key role in the country's religious and political landscape, particularly during the Reform War. He's remembered for his efforts to maintain the Church's influence amidst liberal reforms.
Born in 1765
A Mexican priest who led the country's war for independence from Spain, known for his bravery and strategic military tactics. He's considered a national hero in Mexico.
Born in 1753
A Mexican priest who sparked the country's war for independence from Spain with his famous "Grito de Dolores" cry for freedom, leading a rebellion against colonial rule.
Born in 1879
Led a peasant uprising against the Mexican government, fighting for land reform and social justice, and is now a symbol of the Mexican Revolution.
Born in 1859
A Mexican revolutionary leader who served as president from 1917 to 1920, known for his role in the Mexican Revolution and drafting the country's 1917 constitution.
Born in 1880
Mexican general and politician who served as the 39th President of Mexico, known for his role in the Mexican Revolution and his efforts to modernize the country. He's also famous for losing his right arm in battle and continuing to serve as president.
Born in 1877
Mexican revolutionary leader who served as president from 1924 to 1928, known for implementing secular and anti-clerical policies, including restricting the Catholic Church's power. He also founded the National Revolutionary Party, which later became the dominant party in Mexico.
Born in 1895
A Mexican revolutionary general who served as president, implementing significant land reforms and nationalizing the oil industry, and father of a prominent politician.